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What is included in the class chílopda?

centipedes

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What is included in the class Merostomata?

Horseshoe crabs

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What is included in the class Dílopoda?

milipedes

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What is included in the class Arachnída?

-scorpions, harvestmen, ticks, spiders, mites

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What is included in the order Decapoda?

shrimp, lobster, crabs and freshwater crayfish

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What is included in the subphylum Myriapoda?

Centipedes and millipedes

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What is included in the subphylum Hexapoda?

insects such as beetles, ants, and butterflies.

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What is included in the subphylum crustacea ?

lobster, crabs, crayfish, shrimp, copepods, and barnacles

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What is included in the subphylum chelicerate?

spiders, scorpions, ticks, mites and horseshoe crabs

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What are the phases of complete metamorphosis?

1) egg , 2) larva , 3) pupa , 4) Adult

Examples are butterflies, moths, flies, beetles, ants, bees, wasps, etc.

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What are the phases of incomplete metamorphosis?

1) egg , 2) nymph( name for looking like a small adult form) 3) Adult

Examples are humans, cicada, grasshoppers, cockroaches, mosquitoes, praying mantids

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A fused head and thorax region present in some arthropods

Cephalothorax

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An air-filled chamber containing leaf-like plates that serve for gas exchange

Book lungs

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Any structure, such as leg or antenna, that grows out of an animal’s body

Appendage

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Branching networks of hollow passages that carry air throughout the body

Tracheal Tubes

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Chemical odor signal given off by an animal

Pheromone

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Form of asexual reproduction in which an organism forms from unfertilized egg

Parthenogenesis

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Movable structure used by a spider to spin silk

Spinneret

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Openings through which air enters and leaves the tracheal tubes

Spiracles

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Spider appendages that function as sense organs

Pedipalps

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The excretory organ of terrestrial arthropods

Malpighian tubules

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The jaw of an arthropods

Mandible

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The shedding of an old exoskeleton

Ecdysis

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Type of respiratory structure of freshwater crayfish and pill bug?

gills

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Type of respiratory structure of tarantula?

Book lungs

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Type of respiratory structure of hissing cockroach and swallowtail butterfly?

Tracheal Tubes

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What type of metamorphosis has insect beings life as a fertilized egg?

complete and incomplete

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What type of metamorphosis larva hatches from an egg?

Complete

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What type of metamorphosis nymph repeatedly molts and increases in size?

incomplete

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What type of metamorphosis nymph hatches from an egg?

incomplete

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What type of metamorphosis pupa undergoes changes while encased in a cocoon?

complete

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What type of metamorphosis adults and young usually eat the same food?

incomplete

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What type of metamorphosis adults are the only sexually mature form?

complete and incomplete

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What type of metamorphosis exhibited in grasshoppers and mosquitoes?

incomplete

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What type of metamorphosis exhibited in beetles and ants?

complete

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Insects have _____ legs?

6

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In arthropods, reproduction involves sperm from a male and eggs from a female. This is an example of

sexual reproduction

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what kind of arthropod are bees and grasshopper?

insects

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These arthropods are not venomous

millipedes

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The three body parts of an insect are the

head, thorax and abdomen

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All of these are characteristics of crustaceans EXCEPT:

8 legs

hard exoskeletons

2 pairs of antennae

grinding and crushing mouthparts

8 legs

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Insects make up ______% of all diversity of life on Earth

80

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Arachnids have _____ legs?

8

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what kind of arthropod are spidersr?

arachnid

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cicada undergoes what kind of life cycle?

incomplete

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Which arthropods have the most legs?

millipedes

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Which of these is NOT a benefit of having an exoskeleton?

good defense

body strength

retain water

requires molting

requires molting

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This is the kind of system where fluid is pumped by a heart and just fills the spaces in an arthopod's body

open circulatory system

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The word "Arthropod" means

jointed leg

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Arthropods use these to walk, fly, and sense?

jointed appendages

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Which of these did I refer to as "arthropod hands"?

mandibles

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An arachnid has two body parts, a abdomen and a _________

cephalothorax

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What is a characteristic of ALL arthropods?

segmented body

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These kind of arthropods have two pairs of legs per body segment

millipedes

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These kind of arthropods have one pairs of legs per body segment

centipedes

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All of these are shared characteristics of all arthropods EXCEPT:

wings

segmented body

jointed appendages

exoskeleton

wings

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All of these are ways that arthropods can breathe EXCEPT:

lungs

gills

spiracles

book lungs

lungs